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Water dance music Gaua Vanuatu
Women Water Songs or water dance music are originally of Gaua . Not so far away, singing and hitting the water with their hands was for women a traditional way to establish communications between different parts of the island.
Author: Herve Bre
©HerveBre
Picture size: 7.8 Mpixels (22.3 MB uncompressed) - 3418x2277 pixels (11.4x7.6 in / 28.9x19.3 cm at 300 ppi)
Picture keywords: Banks islands Gaua, Banks water songs, Gaua island Vanuatu, Melanesian art, Melanesian art sculpture, Melanesian culture, Melanesian customary law, Melanesian water songs, Melanesian wooden sculptures, Snake dance Banks, Snake dance Gaua, South-Pacific, South-Pacific Banks islands, traditional Melanesian dance, Vanuatu, Vanuatu ethnology, water dance Gaua, Water dance music Banks, Water dance music Gaua, water songs Gaua, water songs Vanuatu
Published in: Vanuatu, Gaua, Banks island
